Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss! by Nora Hoover

Chapter 288 Taking Her Place On Stage

At this point, the young woman cried even more bitterly and blurted out through her tears, "She stomped on my hand over the shards of glass, so I—"

"No more excuses," Vicky snapped back. "Everyone here tonight is a member of high-society or wealthy. You miss your cue, and you can kiss this industry goodbye." She protested., "But I-"

"String section, you're up now. Get ready," Vicky directed without further notice and strutted out in her stilettos.

Sadie quickly stepped aside as Vicky, dressed in a sleek black pantsuit, headed into the makeup room across the hall, clapping her hands and calling out, "Violinists, get set. You're on in three minutes!" Sadie turned to see a young young woman with delicate features emerge from behind a folding screen, weeping profusely-her hands were trembling and soaked in blood, a harrowing sight.

The young woman sat alone on a chair, awkwardly fumbling with an emergency kit in an attempt to tend to her wounds.

But her hands were injured, her actions clumsy. She fumbled with the container for what seemed an eternity, unable to get it open.

Sadie rushed over to help. "Let me do that for you."

young woman looked up at Sadie, startled at first,

opened the first-aid kit, reached for the iodine to disinfect the young woman's wounds, and carefully used tweezers to remove the fragments of glass embedded in

hard, trying not to

urgently, wincing in empathy. "You have to go to the hospital now, or you might not be

performance, it won't matter if my hands heal. I'll never play again." The young woman wept. "Please, just bandage them up to stop the bleeding. I'll wear white gloves on

kidding me? How can you play like this?" Sadie's heart ached, her

a big deal. I just bumped into her. But she pushed me so hard, and when I fell, she actually stepped on my hand, pressing it into

woman shook with

hurts so much. I cried and begged her, but she wouldn't stop and kept pressing down. If it weren't for this lady pulling her off me, my hand

her tears. "Here's

was taken aback. "You can play

music, and I'll go on stage for you," Sadie reassured her. "Don't worry. I've won some international awards and performed on prestigious stages." "But won't Vicky notice?"